Method and apparatus for generating interactive scenario, and electronic device

ABSTRACT

A method and an apparatus for generating an interactive scenario, and an electronic device are provided. The method includes performing encoding processing on a first basic coordinate sequence of a target object and a second basic coordinate sequence of an interactive object to generate an encoded implicit state; determining an implicit state probability distribution corresponding to the encoded implicit state based on the encoded implicit state, and determining an initial implicit state by sampling; and performing decoding processing on the initial implicit state to determine a first coordinate sequence probability distribution of the target object and a second coordinate sequence probability distribution of the interactive object, determining a new coordinate sequence of the target object and a new coordinate sequence of the interactive object by sampling.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of data generationtechnologies, and in particular to a method and an apparatus forgenerating an interactive scenario, an electronic device, and a computerreadable storage medium.

BACKGROUND

Autonomous driving, as a technology widely considered as being capableof significantly promoting progress in human society and economy, isadvantageous for promoting the sharing economy and saving socialresources due to significantly reduced traffic congestion, reducedtraffic accidents, improved travel efficiency, released driving time,saved parking space, and increased vehicle utilization.

One of the most critical and challenging technologies for autonomousdriving systems is how to effectively interact with surrounding vehiclesin unfamiliar environments, considering the high diversity andcomplexity of interactive scenarios, and the inability to collect allpossible interactive scenarios in experiments in practice. Simulationvirtual tests are an important platform for simulating the interactionof autonomous vehicles with other vehicles. Simulation virtual testsallow an interactive scenario to be changed in a controlled environment,such that repeated tests can be performed to iteratively improve theautonomous driving system. However, in reality, it is impossible toperform thousands of actual drive test evaluations for each change inthe system.

Therefore, how to generate a large amount of diverse vehicle interactivescenarios that effectively simulate real environments becomes one of thecore technologies of simulation virtual tests. The current methodscommonly adopted in the industry include: (1) manually creating aninteractive scenario based on prior knowledge and experience, such asdrawing way points of pedestrians and vehicles; and (2) manuallyselecting representative interactive scenarios from real log data, andediting the selected representative interactive scenarios, such asadding or removing related pedestrians or vehicles. (3) A large numberof effective and diverse interactive scenarios are automaticallygenerated, or vehicle driving trajectories are effectively predicted.For example, the moving trajectory of pedestrians or vehicles aregenerated or predicted by using convolutional social pooling, sociallong short-term memory, and social generative adversarial neuralnetwork. The shortcomings of the existing methods are that, the amountvehicle interactive scenarios that rely on manual drawing and filteringcannot be significantly increased, and existing automatic generationmethods cannot generate diverse interactive scenarios that effectivelysimulate real environments and that are suitable for different trafficmaps.

SUMMARY

In order to solve the technical issue in the conventional technology, amethod and an apparatus for generating an interactive scenario, anelectronic device, and a computer readable storage medium are providedaccording to the embodiments of the present disclosure.

In first aspect, a method for generating an interactive scenario isprovided according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Themethod includes:

obtaining a first basic coordinate sequence of a target object and asecond basic coordinate sequence of an interactive object, andperforming encoding processing on the first basic coordinate sequenceand the second basic coordinate sequence to generate an encoded implicitstate;

determining an implicit state probability distribution corresponding tothe encoded implicit state based on the encoded implicit state, anddetermining an initial implicit state by sampling based on the implicitstate probability distribution;

performing decoding processing on the initial implicit state todetermine a first coordinate sequence probability distribution of thetarget object and a second coordinate sequence probability distributionof the interactive object, determining a new coordinate sequence of thetarget object by sampling based on the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution, and determining a new coordinate sequence ofthe interactive object by sampling based on the second coordinatesequence probability distribution.

In second aspect, an apparatus for generating an interactive scenario isprovided according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Theapparatus includes an encoding module, a sampling state module, and adecoding sampling module.

The encoding module is configured to obtain a first basic coordinatesequence of a target object and a second basic coordinate sequence of aninteractive object, and perform encoding processing on the first basiccoordinate sequence and the second basic coordinate sequence to generatean encoded implicit state.

The sampling state module is configured to determine an implicit stateprobability distribution corresponding to the encoded implicit statebased on the encoded implicit state, and determine an initial implicitstate by sampling based on the implicit state probability distribution.

The decoding sampling module is configured to perform decodingprocessing on the initial implicit state to determine a first coordinatesequence probability distribution of the target object and a secondcoordinate sequence probability distribution of the interactive object,determine a new coordinate sequence of the target object by samplingbased on the first coordinate sequence probability distribution, anddetermine a new coordinate sequence of the interactive object bysampling based on the second coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution.

In a third aspect, an electronic device is provided according to anembodiment of the present disclosure. The electronic device includes abus, a transceiver, a memory, a processor, and a computer program storedin the memory and executable by the processor. The transceiver, thememory, and the processor are connected with each other via the bus. Thecomputer program, when executed by the processor, causes steps of themethod for generating an interactive scenario according to any one ofthe above aspects to be performed.

In a fourth aspect, a computer-readable storage medium having storedthereon a computer program is provided according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. The computer program, when executed by a processor,causes steps of the method for generating an interactive scenarioaccording to any one of the above aspects to be performed.

A method and an apparatus for generating an interactive scenario, anelectronic device, and a computer readable storage medium are providedaccording to the embodiments of the present disclosure. Basic coordinatesequences extracted from a real interactive scenario are encoded anddecoded, to generate new coordinate sequences that simulate realenvironments. The initial implicit state is determined by performingrandom sampling on the implicit state probability distribution, and thecoordinates of the target object and the interactive object are obtainedby performing random sampling on the coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution during the decoding phase. Since random sampling isperformed at two stages, generation of interactive scenarios hasmultiple modalities, and can be used for automatically generatingmultiple different interactive scenarios for a same map. In addition,during generation of an interactive scenario, the basic coordinatesequence of the object is extracted as input, and the parameters relatedto the map itself are weakened, such that the method is not limited to aspecific map, that is, the method can also be applied to a variety ofmaps, to generate a variety of interactive scenarios in a variety ofmaps.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The drawings to be used in the description of the embodiments of thedisclosure or the conventional technology will be described briefly asfollows, so that the technical solutions according to the embodiments ofthe disclosure or according to the conventional technology will becomeclearer.

FIG. 1 shows a flow chart of a method for generating an interactivescenario according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 shows a schematic diagram of an overall structure of a modelarchitecture applied in the method for generating an interactivescenario according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 shows a schematic diagram of the structure of the modelarchitecture applied in the method for generating an interactivescenario that is developed in a chronological order according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 shows a first schematic structural diagram of an apparatus forgenerating an interactive scenario according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure;

FIG. 5 shows a second schematic structural diagram of an apparatus forgenerating an interactive scenario according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure; and

FIG. 6 shows a schematic structural diagram of an electronic device forexecuting a method for generating an interactive scenario according toan embodiment of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

In the description of the embodiments of the present disclosure, thoseskilled in the art should understand that the embodiments of the presentdisclosure may be implemented as a method, an apparatus, an electronicdevice, and a computer-readable storage medium. Therefore, theembodiments of the present disclosure may be embodied in the followingforms: complete hardware, complete software (including firmware,resident software, microcode, etc.), a combination of hardware andsoftware. In addition, in some embodiments, the embodiments of thepresent disclosure may also be implemented in the form of a computerprogram product in one or more computer-readable storage mediums, wherethe computer-readable storage mediums include computer program codes.

The computer-readable storage medium may be any combination of one ormore computer-readable storage mediums. The computer-readable storagemedium includes: an electronic, magnetic, optical, electromagnetic,infrared, or semiconductor system, apparatus, or device, or anycombination thereof. More specific examples of computer-readable storagemedium include: portable computer disk, hard disk, Random Access Memory(RAM), Read-Only Memory (ROM), Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory(EPROM), flash memory, optical fiber, Compact Disc-Read Only Memory(CD-ROM), optical storage device, magnetic storage device or anycombination of the above. In the embodiment of the present disclosure,the computer-readable storage medium may be any tangible mediumcontaining or storing a program, and the program may be used by or incombination with an instruction execution system, apparatus, or device.

The computer program code contained in the computer-readable storagemedium may be transmitted using any appropriate medium, including:wireless, wire, optical cable, Radio Frequency (RF) or any suitablecombination thereof.

The computer program code for performing the operations of theembodiments of the present disclosure may be written in assemblyinstructions, Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) instructions, machineinstructions, machine-related instructions, microcode, firmwareinstructions, state setting data, integrated circuit configuration data,or in one or more programming languages or combinations thereof. Theprogramming languages includes an object-oriented programming language,such as Java, Smalltalk, C++, and a conventional procedural programminglanguage, such as C language or similar programming language. Thecomputer program code may be executed entirely on the user's computer,partly on the user's computer, as an independent software package,partly on the user's computer and partly on a remote computer, andentirely on the remote computer or server. In the case involving aremote computer, the remote computer may be connected to a user computeror an external computer through any kind of network, including a localarea network (LAN) or a wide area network (WAN).

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the provided method,apparatus, and electronic device are described by using flowchartsand/or block diagrams.

It should be understood that each block of the flowcharts and/or blockdiagrams, and combinations of blocks in the flowcharts and/or blockdiagrams, may be implemented by computer-readable program instructions.These computer-readable program instructions may be provided to aprocessor of a general-purpose computer, a special-purpose computer, oranother programmable data processing device, thereby producing amachine. These computer-readable program instructions are executed by acomputer or another programmable data processing device to produce anapparatus for implementing the functions/operations specified by theblocks in the flowcharts and/or block diagrams.

These computer-readable program instructions may also be stored in acomputer-readable storage medium that enables a computer or anotherprogrammable data processing device to work in a specific manner. Inthis way, the instructions stored in the computer-readable storagemedium produce an instruction device product that implements thefunctions/operations specified in the blocks of the flowcharts and/orblock diagrams.

Computer-readable program instructions may also be loaded onto acomputer, another programmable data processing device, or anotherdevice, such that a series of operating steps can be performed on acomputer, another programmable data processing device, or another deviceto produce a computer-implemented process. Thus, the instructionsexecuted on a computer or another programmable data processing devicecan provide a process for implementing the functions/operationsspecified by the blocks in the flowcharts and/or block diagrams.

In the following, the embodiments of the present disclosure aredescribed with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a flowchart of a method for generating an interactivescenario according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shownin FIG. 1, the method includes the following steps 101 to 103.

In step 101, a first basic coordinate sequence of a target object and asecond basic coordinate sequence of an interactive object are obtained,and encoding processing is performed on the first basic coordinatesequence and the second basic coordinate sequence to generate an encodedimplicit state.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a target object and aninteractive object interacting with the target object exist in aninteractive scenario. Specifically, in a vehicle interactive scenario,the target object may be an autonomous vehicle, and the interactiveobject corresponding to the target object may be a vehicle (such as avehicle that travels side by side with the autonomous vehicle or anoncoming vehicle) or a pedestrian that interacts with the autonomousvehicle. In addition, there may be one or more target objects in theinteractive scenario, and each target object may correspond to one ormore interactive objects. In a case that the target object is anautonomous vehicle, only objects surrounding the autonomous vehicle maybe considered, that is, the interactive scenario contains an autonomousvehicle and one or more other vehicles interacting with the autonomousvehicle.

The conventional method of generating an interactive scenario generallyuses an image of the interactive scenario as an input. In an embodimentof the present disclosure, the essence of extracting the interactivescenario is based on interaction between coordinate sequences generatedfrom the coordinate data of respective objects (including the targetobject and the interactive object) in the interactive scenario atdifferent time instants, that is, a new interactive scenario isgenerated based on the coordinate sequences of respective objects.

Specifically, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, a realcoordinate sequence of the target object, that is, the first basiccoordinate sequence, is determined based on the coordinate data of thetarget object at different time instants, and the first basic coordinatesequence includes multiple pieces of first coordinate data of the targetobject at different time instants. In the same way, a real coordinatesequence of the interactive object, that is, the second basic coordinatesequence, may be determined based on the coordinate data of theinteractive object at different time instants. The second basiccoordinate sequence includes multiple pieces of second coordinate dataof the interactive object at different time instants. When the firstbasic coordinate sequence and the second basic coordinate sequence aredetermined, the first basic coordinate sequence and the second basiccoordinate sequence are encoded, to generate an encoded implicit state.In this embodiment, an encoder may be trained in advance, and the firstbasic coordinate sequence and the second basic coordinate sequence maybe inputted into the trained encoder to perform encoding, therebygenerating a corresponding encoded implicit state.

In addition, the first basic coordinate sequence and the second basiccoordinate sequence includes the same number of pieces of coordinatedata, that is, the number of pieces of the first coordinate data is thesame as the number of pieces of the second coordinate data. In anembodiment, the coordinate sequence may be determined based on atrajectory along which the object moves. The first basic coordinatesequence of the target object and the second basic coordinate sequenceof the interactive object are obtained in the above step 101 by thefollowing steps A1 and A2.

In step A1, a first trajectory of the target object within a preset timeperiod, and a second trajectory of the interactive object within thepreset time period are obtained.

In step A2, the first trajectory and the second trajectory are sampledin a same sampling manner to determine multiple pieces of firstcoordinate data of multiple position points of the target object andmultiple pieces of second coordinate data of multiple position points ofthe interactive object, the first basic coordinate sequence is generatedbased on the multiple pieces of first coordinate data, and the secondbasic coordinate sequence is generated based on the multiple pieces ofsecond coordinate data.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, objects in a realinteractive scenario form corresponding trajectories within a timeperiod. The coordinate data of the trajectories of the target object andthe interactive object in the same preset time period may be extractedto generate the coordinate sequences. Specifically, m pieces ofcoordinate data may be uniformly sampled from each trajectory in achronological order, that is, m pieces of first coordinate data issampled from the first trajectory to form the first basic coordinatesequence, and m pieces of second coordinate data is sampled from thesecond trajectory to form the second basic coordinate sequence. In anembodiment, if the trajectory of the target object and the trajectory ofthe interactive object correspond to different time periods, the timeperiods of the two trajectories may be normalized to obtain twotrajectories of the same length of time. Then, the coordinate data isextracted. For example, the trajectories of the target object and theinteractive object may be normalized to t seconds, s points areuniformly sampled during each second, and a total of t×s points may besampled, that is, each trajectory may be sampled to obtain t×s pieces ofcoordinate data.

In step 102, an implicit state probability distribution corresponding tothe encoded implicit state is determined based on the encoded implicitstate, and an initial implicit state is determined by sampling based onthe implicit state probability distribution.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the implicit stateprobability distribution may be a preset form of probabilitydistribution, such as a normal distribution, a uniform distribution, andthe like. Based on the encoded implicit state, a parameter of theimplicit state probability distribution may be determined, where theparameter is, for example, a mean and a standard deviation of the normaldistribution. The implicit state, that is, the initial implicit state,may be randomly obtained by sampling the implicit state probabilitydistribution, and the randomly obtained initial implicit state alsoconforms to the probability distribution of the encoded implicit state.In this embodiment, the initial implicit state may be determined basedon a design principle in a variational auto-encoder (VAE). In anembodiment, the implicit state probability distribution corresponding tothe encoded implicit state is determined based on the encoded implicitstate in the above step by:

mapping the encoded implicit state into a mean vector μ having a presetdimension and a standard deviation vector σ having a preset dimension,to obtain a multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ), and constraining adistance between the multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ) and astandard multivariate normal distribution N(0,I) based on KL divergence,where I represents a unit matrix having the preset dimension.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the encoded implicit statemay be mapped to a mean vector μ and a standard deviation vector σ basedon a pre-trained Multilayer Perceptron (MLP), where each of the meanvector μ and the standard deviation vector σ has the preset dimension.The multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ) of the real interactivescenario may be represented based on the mean vector μ and the standarddeviation vector σ having the preset dimension. In addition, thedistance between the multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ) and thestandard multivariate normal distribution N(0,I) is constrained based onthe KL divergence, so as to ensure the smoothness of the implicit statevalue space. I in the standard multivariate normal distribution N(0,I)represents a unit matrix having the preset dimension. For example, ifthe preset dimension of the mean vector μ and the standard deviationvector σ is N_(z), I is a unit matrix of N_(z)×N_(z). The value of thepreset dimension may be determined based on experience or determinedbased on statistics, which is not limited in this embodiment.

Further, the initial implicit state is determined by sampling based onthe implicit state probability distribution in the above step by:performing random sampling based on the implicit state probabilitydistribution, to obtain an implicit random vector z, and mapping theimplicit random vector z into the initial implicit state h₀ fordecoding.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, random sampling is performedon the implicit state probability distribution N(μ,σ), to obtain thecorresponding implicit random vector z by sampling. In addition, anothermultilayer perceptron may be trained in advance to map the implicitrandom vector z into the initial implicit state h₀ for decoding.

In step 103, decoding processing is performed on the initial implicitstate to determine a first coordinate sequence probability distributionof the target object and a second coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution of the interactive object, a new coordinate sequence of thetarget object is determined by sampling based on the first coordinatesequence probability distribution, and a new coordinate sequence of theinteractive object is determined by sampling based on the secondcoordinate sequence probability distribution.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the coordinates of theobject are not directly determined based on the initial implicit state,but the coordinate sequence probability distributions of the targetobject and the interactive object, that is, the first coordinatesequence probability distribution and the second coordinate sequenceprobability distribution, are determined by decoding processing, andthen the new coordinate sequences of the target object and theinteractive object are obtained by sampling. The two new coordinatesequences may respectively represent new moving trajectories of thetarget object and the interactive object, such that a new interactivescenario can be generated. Similar to the encoder-based encoding processdescribed above, in this embodiment, a decoder may be trained inadvance, and the initial implicit state may be inputted to the decoderto generate the first coordinate sequence probability distribution ofthe target object and the second coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution of the interactive object. Next, the new coordinatesequence of the target object and the new coordinate sequence of theinteractive object may be determined by sampling.

Specifically, the model architecture applied in the method forgenerating an interactive scenario is shown in FIG. 2. The basiccoordinate sequences (including the first basic coordinate sequence andthe second basic coordinate sequence) extracted from the realinteractive scenario is inputted into the encoder, and the encoderoutputs the encoded implicit state H. Next, the implicit stateprobability distribution of the encoded implicit state H is randomlysampled to obtain the initial implicit state h₀, and the initialimplicit state h₀ is inputted into the decoder for decoding processing,to determine the coordinate sequence probability distributions of thetarget object and the interactive object. Then, the new coordinatesequences (including the new coordinate sequence of the target objectand the new coordinate sequence of the interactive object) aredetermined by random sampling.

A method for generating an interactive scenario is provided according tothe embodiments of the present disclosure. Basic coordinate sequencesextracted from a real interactive scenario are encoded and decoded, togenerate new coordinate sequences that simulate real environments. Theinitial implicit state is determined by performing random sampling onthe implicit state probability distribution, and the coordinates of thetarget object and the interactive object are obtained by performingrandom sampling on the coordinate sequence probability distributionduring the decoding phase. Since random sampling is performed at twostages, generation of interactive scenarios has multiple modalities, andcan be used for automatically generating multiple different interactivescenarios for a same map. In addition, during generation of aninteractive scenario, the basic coordinate sequence of the object isextracted as input, and the parameters related to the map itself areweakened, such that the method is not limited to a specific map, thatis, the method can also be applied to a variety of maps, to generate avariety of interactive scenarios in a variety of maps.

Based on the above embodiment, since the coordinate sequence is asequence, the encoder may be a single-layer or multi-layer RecurrentNeural Network (RNN), that is, the sequence is encoded based on arecurrent neural network. In an embodiment of the present disclosure,the encoding processing is performed on the first basic coordinatesequence and the second basic coordinate sequence to generate theencoding implicit state in above step 101 by the following steps B1 andB2.

In step B1, multiple pieces of first coordinate data contained in thefirst basic coordinate sequence are determined, and multiple pieces ofsecond coordinate data contained in the second basic coordinate sequenceare determined, where the number of pieces of the first coordinate datais the same as the number of pieces of the second coordinate data.

In step B2, multiple sets of coordinate data are generated based on thefirst coordinate data and the second coordinate data at same timings,encoding processing is performed by sequentially inputting the multiplesets of coordinate data into a trained recurrent neural network, and theencoded implicit state is generated based on an output of the recurrentneural network.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, as mentioned above, the twobasic coordinate sequences contain the same number of pieces ofcoordinate data, that is, the number of pieces of the first coordinatedata is the same as the number of pieces of the second coordinate data.When performing the encoding processing, first coordinate data andsecond coordinate data at a same timing are combined to form a set ofcoordinate data, the multiple sets of coordinate data are sequentiallyinputted into a recurrent neural network for encoding according to atime sequence. For example, if the first basic coordinate sequencecontains three pieces of first coordinate data s1, s2, and s3 arrangedin a chronological order, and the second basic coordinate sequencecontains three second coordinate data a1, a2, and a3 arranged in achronological order, s1 and a1 are combined to form a set of coordinatedata, s2 and a2 are combined to form a set of coordinate data, and s3and a3 are combined to form a set of coordinate data. In the vehicleinteractive scenario, the coordinate data may be two-dimensionalcoordinates.

In an embodiment, the recurrent neural network used for encoding may bea bi-directional recurrent neural network. In this embodiment, therecurrent neural network used for encoding includes a Forward RecurrentNeural Network (Forward RNN) and a Backward Recurrent Neural Network(Backward RNN). The encoding processing is performed by sequentiallyinputting the multiple sets of coordinate data into a trained recurrentneural network, and the encoded implicit state is generated based on anoutput of the recurrent neural network in the above step B2 by thefollowing steps B21 to B23.

In step B21, the multiple sets of coordinate data are sequentiallyinputted into the forward recurrent neural network in a chronologicalorder, and a forward implicit state is generated based on an output ofthe forward recurrent neural network.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the sets of coordinate dataare generated in a chronological order, so the sets of coordinate datafollow the chronological order. In this embodiment, the sets ofcoordinate data are sequentially inputted into the forward recurrentneural network in a chronological order, to obtain a correspondingoutputted result, that is, the forward implicit state. Referring to FIG.3, which shows a schematic diagram of the structure of the modelarchitecture developed in the chronological order, the first basiccoordinate sequence contains m pieces of first coordinate data, and thesecond basic coordinate sequence contains m pieces of second coordinatedata, and m sets of coordinate data may be correspondingly generated,the m sets of coordinate data includes d₁, d₂, . . . , d_(m), arrangedin the chronological order. The m sets of coordinate data d₁, d₂, . . ., d_(m) are sequentially used as a step of input of the forwardrecurrent neural network, to obtain the forward implicit state h_(→)outputted by the forward recurrent neural network.

In step B22, the multiple sets of coordinate data are sequentiallyinputted into the backward recurrent neural network in a reversechronological order, and a backward implicit state is generated based onan output of the backward recurrent neural network.

In this embodiment, the “reverse chronological order” indicates an orderthat is reverse to the chronological order. The m sets of coordinatedata in the chronological order are d₁, d₂, . . . , d_(m). The m sets ofcoordinate data arranged in the reverse chronological order are d_(m),d_(m-1), . . . , d₁. As shown in FIG. 3, the sets of coordinate datad_(m), d_(m-1), . . . , d₁ are sequentially used as a step of input ofthe backward recurrent neural network, to obtain the backward implicitstate h outputted by the backward recurrent neural network. In FIG. 3,d_(i) represents an i-th set of coordinate data when arranged in thechronological order.

In step B23, the encoded implicit state is generated by combining theforward implicit state and the backward implicit state.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the encoded implicit stateis generated based on the forward implicit state h_(→) and the backwardimplicit state h_(←). In this embodiment, the forward implicit stateh_(→) and the backward implicit state h_(←) are combined to obtain theencoded implicit state. For example, each of the forward implicit stateh_(→) and the backward implicit state h_(←) is a vector of 128dimensions, and the forward implicit state h_(→) and the backwardimplicit state h_(←) are combined to form an encoded implicit state of256 dimensions. In this embodiment, decoding is sequentially performedbased on the forward recurrent neural network and the backward recurrentneural network, such that the characteristics of the coordinate data canbe accurately and quickly extracted, thereby generating new coordinatedata that effectively simulates real environments.

When the encoded implicit state is determined, the encoded implicitstate may be mapped into a mean vector μ and a standard deviation vectorσ, and then sampling is performed to obtain the initial implicit state.As shown in FIG. 3, the encoded implicit state is inputted into a firstmulti-layer perceptron MLP1, which is used to map the encoded implicitstate to two vectors of a preset dimension, that is, the mean vector μand the standard deviation vector σ. The mean vector μ and the standarddeviation vector σ may represent a multivariate normal distributionN(μ,σ), which is subsequently randomly sampled to obtain an implicitrandom vector z. The implicit random vector z is mapped by using asecond multilayer perceptron MLP2 to obtain the initial implicit stateh₀ for decoding.

Based on the above embodiments, the decoder that performs the decodingprocessing may also be a single-layer or multi-layer recurrent neuralnetwork, which performs decoding on a sequence based on the recurrentneural network. In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the decoderis a Unidirectional Recurrent Neural Network (Unidirectional RNN), andin an i-th step of the decoding process, decoding is performed based onthe new coordinate data generated in an (i−1)-th step and the implicitrandom vector z. In an embodiment, in the above step 103, performingdecoding processing on the initial implicit state to determine the firstcoordinate sequence probability distribution of the target object andthe second coordinate sequence probability distribution of theinteractive object, determining the new coordinate sequence of thetarget object by sampling based on the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution, and determining the new coordinate sequence ofthe interactive object by sampling based on the second coordinatesequence probability distribution includes the following steps C1 to C4.

In step C1, decoding processing is performed on an (i−1)th implicitstate based on the implicit random vector z and (i−1)th new coordinatedata, to determine an i-th implicit state and an i-th coordinate dataprobability distribution, where the (i−1)th new coordinate data includes(i−1)th new coordinate data of the target object and (i−1)th newcoordinate data of the interactive object, and the i-th coordinate dataprobability distribution includes an i-th first coordinate dataprobability distribution and an i-th second coordinate data probabilitydistribution, an initial value of the (i−1)th new coordinate dataincludes preset initial coordinate data of the target object and presetinitial coordinate data of the interactive object, and an initial valueof the (i−1)th implicit state is the initial implicit state h₀.

In step C2, i-th first new coordinate data of the target object isdetermined by sampling based on the i-th first coordinate dataprobability distribution, and i-th second new coordinate data of theinteractive object is determined by sampling based on the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a previous implicit state isdecoded based on the new coordinate data obtained in the previous stepand the implicit random vector z. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3,during the decoding process of the i-th step, the (i−1)th new coordinatedata D_(i-1) and the (i−1)th implicit state h_(i-1) may be obtained inadvance, and the (i−1)th implicit state h_(i-1) is decoded based on theimplicit random vector z and the (i−1)th new coordinate data D_(i-1), togenerate an i-th implicit state h_(i) and an i-th coordinate dataprobability distribution P_(i), where i-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution P_(i) includes an i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution p_(i) ^(s) of the target object and an i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(a) of the interactiveobject. Next, the i-th first new coordinate data d_(i) ^(s) of thetarget object is determined by sampling based on the i-th firstcoordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(s), and the i-th secondnew coordinate data d_(i) ^(a) of the interactive object is determinedby sampling based on the second coordinate data sampling probabilitydistribution p_(i) ^(a). The i-th first new coordinate data d_(i) ^(s)and the i-th second new coordinate data d_(i) ^(a) are the i-th newcoordinate data Di.

In addition, for the decoding process in a 1-th step, zero-th newcoordinate data is the preset initial coordinate data D₀, and a zero-thimplicit state is the initial implicit state h₀. Specifically, theinitial coordinate data D₀ is preset first, and the initial coordinatedata D₀ includes initial coordinate data of the target object andinitial coordinate data of the interactive object. In an embodiment, theinitial coordinate data D₀ may be the initial coordinate data of the twoobjects in a real interactive scenario, that is, the first coordinatedata in the first basic coordinate sequence and the second basiccoordinate sequence. Alternatively, the initial coordinate data D₀ mayalso be a coordinate point set manually, or may be coordinate dataautomatically generated by other methods, which is not limited in thisembodiment. As shown in FIG. 3, in the decoding process of the 1-thstep, the initial implicit state h₀ is decoded based on the implicitrandom vector z and the preset initial coordinate data D₀, to determinethe 1-th implicit state h₁ and the 1-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution P₁. The 1-th coordinate data probability distribution P₁includes the 1-th first coordinate data probability distribution p₁ ^(s)of the target object and the 1-th second coordinate data probabilitydistribution p₁ ^(a) of the interactive object. Then, the 1-th first newcoordinate data d₁ ^(s) of the target object is determined by samplingbased on the 1-th first coordinate data probability distribution p₁^(s), and the 1-th second new coordinate data d₁ ^(a) of the interactiveobject is determined by sampling based on the 1-th second coordinatedata probability distribution p₁ ^(a). The 1-th first new coordinatedata d₁ ^(s) and the 1-th second new coordinate data d₁ ^(a) are the1-th new coordinate data D₁.

In step C3, i is incremented, and processes of determining the first newcoordinate data and the second new coordinate data are repeated, untildecoding ends.

In step C4, the new coordinate sequence of the target object isgenerated based on all of the first new coordinate data, and the newcoordinate sequence of the interactive object is generated based on allof the second new coordinate data.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the above steps C1 and C2are performed in each step of the decoding process until the decodingprocess ends. As shown in FIG. 3, the decoding process ends at the n-thstep. In this embodiment, the new coordinate data of each step, that is,D₁, D₂, . . . , D_(i), . . . , D_(n) may be sequentially determinedthrough the decoding processing, and the new coordinate data of eachstep of the target object, that is, the first new coordinate data d₁^(s), d₂ ^(s), . . . , d_(i) ^(s), . . . , d_(n) ^(a) may becorrespondingly determined, so as to generate the new coordinatesequence of the target object. Similarly, the second new coordinate datad₁ ^(a), d₂ ^(a), . . . , d_(i) ^(a), . . . , d_(n) ^(a) of theinteractive object may be determined, to generate the new coordinatesequence of the interactive object. The number of pieces of the originalcoordinate data may be the same as the number of pieces of the newcoordinate data, that is, m=n in FIG. 3. In this embodiment, theimplicit state is decoded based on the implicit random vector z and thenew coordinate data from the previous step, such that the implicitrandom vector z is emphasized at each step in the decoding process, andthe synthesized new coordinate data better characterizes the objectcorresponding to the implicit random vector z during interaction. Forexample, in the vehicle interactive scenario, the characteristics of theautonomous vehicle and the interactive vehicle corresponding to theimplicit random vector z during interaction can be emphasized.

In an embodiment, a Gaussian mixture model (GMM) is used forrepresenting the coordinate data probability distribution. The i-thcoordinate data probability distribution is determined in above step C1by:

determining parameters (μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)) of thei-th first coordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(s) andparameters (μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k) ^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a)) of the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(a), where the i-thfirst coordinate data probability distribution and the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution are expressed by:

${{p_{i}^{s}\left( {x_{s},y_{s}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{s}{N\left( {x_{s},\left. y_{s} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{s} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{s},\gamma_{i,k}^{s}} \right)}}}},{and}$${{p_{i}^{a}\left( {x_{a},y_{a}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{a}{N\left( {x_{a},\left. y_{a} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{a} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{a},\gamma_{i,k}^{a}} \right)}}}},$

where x_(s), y_(s) represents coordinate values of the first coordinatedata, x_(a), y_(a) represents coordinate values of the second coordinatedata, the function N( ) represents a Gaussian distribution densityfunction, π_(i,k) ^(s), μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, a standard deviationvector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normal distribution of aGaussian mixture model of the i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution of the target object, π_(i,k) ^(a), μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k)^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a) respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, astandard deviation vector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normaldistribution of a Gaussian mixture model of the i-th second coordinatedata probability distribution of the interactive object,

${\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{s}} = {{1\mspace{14mu}{and}\mspace{20mu}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{a}}} = 1.}$

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the Gaussian mixture modelis used for describing the coordinate data probability distributionp_(i) ^(s) of the target object and the coordinate data probabilitydistribution p_(i) ^(a) of the interactive object. Specifically, thedecoder in the embodiment of the present disclosure performs decoding togenerate the parameters of the corresponding Gaussian mixture model,that is, (μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)) and (μ_(i,k) ^(a),σ_(i,k) ^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a)) The two sets of parameters respectivelyrepresent the coordinate data probability distribution of the targetobject and the coordinate data probability distribution of theinteractive object, that is, the first coordinate data probabilitydistribution and the second coordinate data probability distribution ofeach step may be respectively determined based on the two sets ofparameters. In the embodiment of the present disclosure, in the processof training the overall model formed by the encoder and the decoder, thecoordinate sequence extracted from the sample may be used as an input,and the parameters of the corresponding Gaussian mixture model may beused as the output for training. Specifically, training may be performedbased on a large amount of relevant data of real interactive scenarios,such that the automatically generated new coordinate data simulates realenvironments.

A method for generating an interactive scenario is provided according tothe embodiments of the present disclosure. Basic coordinate sequencesextracted from a real interactive scenario are encoded and decoded, togenerate new coordinate sequences that simulate real environments. Theinitial implicit state is determined by performing random sampling onthe implicit state probability distribution, and the coordinates of thetarget object and the interactive object are obtained by performingrandom sampling on the coordinate sequence probability distributionduring the decoding phase. Since random sampling is performed at twostages, generation of interactive scenarios has multiple modalities, andcan be used for automatically generating multiple different interactivescenarios for a same map. In addition, during generation of aninteractive scenario, the basic coordinate sequence of the object isextracted as input, and the parameters related to the map itself areweakened, such that the method is not limited to a specific map, thatis, the method can also be applied to a variety of maps, to generate avariety of interactive scenarios in a variety of maps. By sequentiallyperforming decoding based on the forward recurrent neural network andthe backward recurrent neural network, features of the coordinate datacan be extracted more accurately and quickly, such that the generatednew coordinate data effectively simulate real environments. The implicitstate is decoded based on the implicit random vector z and the newcoordinate data from the previous step, such that the implicit randomvector z is emphasized at each step in the decoding process, and thesynthesized new coordinate data better characterizes the objectcorresponding to the implicit random vector z during interaction.

The method for generating an interactive scenario according to anembodiment of the present disclosure is described in detail withreference to FIGS. 1 to 3. The method may be implemented by acorresponding apparatus. In the following, an apparatus for generatingan interactive scenario according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure is described in detail with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.

FIG. 4 shows a schematic structural diagram of an apparatus forgenerating an interactive scenario according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. As shown in FIG. 4, the apparatus for generating aninteractive scenario includes an encoding module 41, a sampling statemodule 42, and a decoding sampling module 43.

The encoding module 41 is configured to obtain a first basic coordinatesequence of a target object and a second basic coordinate sequence of aninteractive object, and perform encoding processing on the first basiccoordinate sequence and the second basic coordinate sequence to generatean encoded implicit state.

The sampling state module 42 is configured to determine an implicitstate probability distribution corresponding to the encoded implicitstate based on the encoded implicit state, and determine an initialimplicit state by sampling based on the implicit state probabilitydistribution.

The decoding sampling module is configured to perform decodingprocessing on the initial implicit state to determine a first coordinatesequence probability distribution of the target object and a secondcoordinate sequence probability distribution of the interactive object,determine a new coordinate sequence of the target object by samplingbased on the first coordinate sequence probability distribution, anddetermine a new coordinate sequence of the interactive object bysampling based on the second coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution.

The apparatus for generating an interactive scenario is providedaccording to the embodiments of the present disclosure. Basic coordinatesequences extracted from a real interactive scenario are encoded anddecoded, to generate new coordinate sequences that simulate realenvironments. The initial implicit state is determined by performingrandom sampling on the implicit state probability distribution, and thecoordinates of the target object and the interactive object are obtainedby performing random sampling on the coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution during the decoding phase. Since random sampling isperformed at two stages, generation of interactive scenarios hasmultiple modalities, and can be used for automatically generatingmultiple different interactive scenarios for a same map. In addition,during generation of an interactive scenario, the basic coordinatesequence of the object is extracted as input, and the parameters relatedto the map itself are weakened, such that the apparatus is not limitedto a specific map, that is, the apparatus can also be applied to avariety of maps, to generate a variety of interactive scenarios in avariety of maps.

Based on the above embodiment, the encoding module 41 being configuredto perform encoding processing on the first basic coordinate sequenceand the second basic coordinate sequence to generate the encodedimplicit state includes the encoding module 41 being configured to:

determine multiple pieces of first coordinate data contained in thefirst basic coordinate sequence, and determine multiple pieces of secondcoordinate data contained in the second basic coordinate sequence, wherethe number of pieces of the first coordinate data is the same as thenumber of pieces of the second coordinate data; and

generate multiple sets of coordinate data based on the first coordinatedata and the second coordinate data at same timings, perform encodingprocessing by sequentially inputting the multiple sets of coordinatedata into a trained recurrent neural network, and generate the encodedimplicit state based on an output of the recurrent neural network.

Based on the above embodiment, the recurrent neural network includes aforward recurrent neural network and a backward recurrent neuralnetwork. The encoding module 41 being configured to perform encodingprocessing by sequentially inputting the multiple sets of coordinatedata into the trained recurrent neural network, and generate the encodedimplicit state based on the output of the recurrent neural networkincludes the encoding module 41 being configured to:

sequentially input the multiple sets of coordinate data into the forwardrecurrent neural network in a chronological order, and generate aforward implicit state based on an output of the forward recurrentneural network,

sequentially input the multiple sets of coordinate data into thebackward recurrent neural network in a reverse chronological order, andgenerate a backward implicit state based on an output of the backwardrecurrent neural network, and

generate the encoded implicit state by combining the forward implicitstate and the backward implicit state.

Based on the above embodiment, the encoding module 41 being configuredto obtain the first basic coordinate sequence of the target object andthe second basic coordinate sequence of the interactive object includesthe encoding module 41 being configured to:

obtain a first trajectory of the target object within a preset timeperiod, and obtain a second trajectory of the interactive object withinthe preset time period, and

respectively sample the first trajectory and the second trajectory in asame sampling manner to determine multiple pieces of first coordinatedata of multiple position points of the target object and multiplepieces of second coordinate data of multiple position points of theinteractive object, generate the first basic coordinate sequence basedon the multiple pieces of first coordinate data, and generate the secondbasic coordinate sequence based on the multiple pieces of secondcoordinate data.

Based on the above embodiment, the sampling state module beingconfigured to determine the implicit state probability distributioncorresponding to the encoded implicit state based on the encodedimplicit state includes the sampling state module being configured to:

mapping the encoded implicit state into a mean vector μ having a presetdimension and a standard deviation vector σ having the preset dimension,to obtain a multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ), and constrain adistance between the multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ) and astandard multivariate normal distribution N(0,I) based on KL divergence,where I represents a unit matrix having the preset dimension.

Based on the above embodiment, the sampling state module 42 beingconfigured to determine the initial implicit state by sampling based onthe implicit state probability distribution includes the sampling statemodule 42 being configured to:

perform random sampling based on the implicit state probabilitydistribution, to obtain an implicit random vector z, and map theimplicit random vector z into the initial implicit state h₀ fordecoding.

Based on the above embodiment, referring to FIG. 5, the decodingsampling module 43 includes a decoding unit 431, a sampling unit 432,and a sequence generating unit 433.

The decoding unit 431 is configured to perform decoding processing on an(i−1)th implicit state based on the implicit random vector z and (i−1)thnew coordinate data to determine an i-th implicit state and an i-thcoordinate data probability distribution, where the (i−1)th newcoordinate data includes (i−1)th new coordinate data of the targetobject and (i−1)th new coordinate data of the interactive object, andthe i-th coordinate data probability distribution includes an i-th firstcoordinate data probability distribution and an i-th second coordinatedata probability distribution, an initial value of the (i−1)th newcoordinate data includes preset initial coordinate data of the targetobject and preset initial coordinate data of the interactive object, andan initial value of the (i−1)th implicit state is the initial implicitstate h₀.

The sampling unit 432 is configured to determine i-th first newcoordinate data of the target object by sampling based on the i-th firstcoordinate data probability distribution, and determine i-th second newcoordinate data of the interactive object by sampling based on the i-thsecond coordinate data probability distribution.

The sequence generating unit 433 is configured to increment i, andrepeat processes of determining the first new coordinate data and thesecond new coordinate data, until decoding ends, generate the newcoordinate sequence of the target object based on all of the first newcoordinate data, and generate the new coordinate sequence of theinteractive object based on all of the second new coordinate data.

Based on the above embodiment, the decoding unit 431 being configured todetermine the i-th coordinate data probability distribution includes thedecoding unit 431 being configured to:

determining parameters (μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)) of thei-th first coordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(s) andparameters (μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k) ^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a)) of the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(a), where the i-thfirst coordinate data probability distribution and the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution are expressed by:

${{p_{i}^{s}\left( {x_{s},y_{s}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{s}{N\left( {x_{s},\left. y_{s} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{s} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{s},\gamma_{i,k}^{s}} \right)}}}},{and}$${{p_{i}^{a}\left( {x_{a},y_{a}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{a}{N\left( {x_{a},\left. y_{a} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{a} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{a},\gamma_{i,k}^{a}} \right)}}}},$

where x_(s), y_(s) represents coordinate values of the first coordinatedata, x_(a), y_(a) represents coordinate values of the second coordinatedata, the function N( ) represents a Gaussian distribution densityfunction, π_(i,k) ^(s), μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, a standard deviationvector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normal distribution of aGaussian mixture model of the i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution of the target object, π_(i,k) ^(a), μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k)^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a) respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, astandard deviation vector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normaldistribution of a Gaussian mixture model of the i-th second coordinatedata probability distribution of the interactive object,

${\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{s}} = {{1\mspace{14mu}{and}\mspace{20mu}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{a}}} = 1.}$

An apparatus for generating an interactive scenario is providedaccording to the embodiments of the present disclosure. Basic coordinatesequences extracted from a real interactive scenario are encoded anddecoded, to generate new coordinate sequences that simulate realenvironments. The initial implicit state is determined by performingrandom sampling on the implicit state probability distribution, and thecoordinates of the target object and the interactive object are obtainedby performing random sampling on the coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution during the decoding phase. Since random sampling isperformed at two stages, generation of interactive scenarios hasmultiple modalities, and can be used for automatically generatingmultiple different interactive scenarios for a same map. In addition,during generation of an interactive scenario, the basic coordinatesequence of the object is extracted as input, and the parameters relatedto the map itself are weakened, such that the apparatus is not limitedto a specific map, that is, the apparatus can also be applied to avariety of maps, to generate a variety of interactive scenarios in avariety of maps. By sequentially performing decoding based on theforward recurrent neural network and the backward recurrent neuralnetwork, features of the coordinate data can be extracted moreaccurately and quickly, such that the generated new coordinate dataeffectively simulate real environments. The implicit state is decodedbased on the implicit random vector z and the new coordinate data fromthe previous step, such that the implicit random vector z is emphasizedat each step in the decoding process, and the synthesized new coordinatedata better characterizes the object corresponding to the implicitrandom vector z during interaction.

An electronic device is provided according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. The electronic device includes a bus, a transceiver,a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored in the memory andexecutable by the processor. The transceiver, the memory, and theprocessor are connected with each other via the bus. The computerprogram, when executed by the processor, causes the processes of themethod for generating an interactive scenario according the embodimentsto be performed, and achieves the same technical effect, which is notrepeated here for the sake of brevity.

In an embodiment, referring to FIG. 6, an electronic device is furtherprovided. The electronic device includes a bus 1110, a processor 1120, atransceiver 1130, a bus interface 1140, a memory 1150, and a userinterface 1160.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the electronic devicefurther includes: a computer program stored on the memory 1150 andexecutable by the processor 1120. The computer program, when executed bythe processor 1120, implements the following steps:

obtaining a first basic coordinate sequence of a target object and asecond basic coordinate sequence of an interactive object, andperforming encoding processing on the first basic coordinate sequenceand the second basic coordinate sequence to generate an encoded implicitstate;

determining an implicit state probability distribution corresponding tothe encoded implicit state based on the encoded implicit state, anddetermining an initial implicit state by sampling based on the implicitstate probability distribution; and

performing decoding processing on the initial implicit state todetermine a first coordinate sequence probability distribution of thetarget object and a second coordinate sequence probability distributionof the interactive object, determining a new coordinate sequence of thetarget object by sampling based on the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution, and determining a new coordinate sequence ofthe interactive object by sampling based on the second coordinatesequence probability distribution.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of performing encoding processing on thefirst basic coordinate sequence and the second basic coordinate sequenceto generate the encoded implicit state, includes the computer programcausing the processor to implements the following steps:

determining multiple pieces of first coordinate data contained in thefirst basic coordinate sequence, and determining multiple pieces ofsecond coordinate data contained in the second basic coordinatesequence, where the number of pieces of the first coordinate data is thesame as the number of pieces of the second coordinate data; and

generating multiple sets of coordinate data based on the firstcoordinate data and the second coordinate data at same timings,performing encoding processing by sequentially inputting the multiplesets of coordinate data into a trained recurrent neural network, andgenerating the encoded implicit state based on an output of therecurrent neural network.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of performing encoding processing bysequentially inputting the plurality of sets of coordinate data into thetrained recurrent neural network, and generating the encoded implicitstate based on the output of the recurrent neural network includes thecomputer program causing the processor to implements the followingsteps:

sequentially inputting the multiple sets of coordinate data into theforward recurrent neural network in a chronological order, andgenerating a forward implicit state based on an output of the forwardrecurrent neural network,

sequentially inputting the multiple sets of coordinate data into thebackward recurrent neural network in a reverse chronological order, andgenerating a backward implicit state based on an output of the backwardrecurrent neural network, and

generating the encoded implicit state by combining the forward implicitstate and the backward implicit state.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of obtaining the first basic coordinatesequence of the target object and the second basic coordinate sequenceof the interactive object includes the computer program causing theprocessor to implements the following steps:

obtaining a first trajectory of the target object within a preset timeperiod, and obtaining a second trajectory of the interactive objectwithin the preset time period, and

respectively sampling the first trajectory and the second trajectory ina same sampling manner to determine multiple pieces of first coordinatedata of multiple position points of the target object and multiplepieces of second coordinate data of multiple position points of theinteractive object, generating the first basic coordinate sequence basedon the multiple pieces of first coordinate data, and generating thesecond basic coordinate sequence based on the multiple pieces of secondcoordinate data.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of determining the implicit stateprobability distribution corresponding to the encoded implicit statebased on the encoded implicit state includes the computer programcausing the processor to implements the following step:

mapping the encoded implicit state into a mean vector μ having a presetdimension and a standard deviation vector σ having the preset dimension,to obtain a multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ), and constraining adistance between the multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ) and astandard multivariate normal distribution N(0,I) based on KL divergence,where I represents a unit matrix having the preset dimension.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of determining the initial implicit state bysampling based on the implicit state probability distribution includesthe computer program causing the processor to implements the followingstep:

performing random sampling based on the implicit state probabilitydistribution, to obtain an implicit random vector z, and mapping theimplicit random vector z into the initial implicit state h₀ fordecoding.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of performing decoding processing on theinitial implicit state to determine the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution of the target object and the second coordinatesequence probability distribution of the interactive object, determiningthe new coordinate sequence of the target object by sampling based onthe first coordinate sequence probability distribution, and determiningthe new coordinate sequence of the interactive object by sampling basedon the second coordinate sequence probability distribution includes thecomputer program causing the processor to implements the followingsteps:

performing decoding processing on an (i−1)th implicit state based on theimplicit random vector z and (i−1)th new coordinate data to determine ani-th implicit state and an i-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution, where the (i−1)th new coordinate data includes (i−1)th newcoordinate data of the target object and (i−1)th new coordinate data ofthe interactive object, and the i-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution includes an i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution and an i-th second coordinate data probabilitydistribution, an initial value of the (i−1)th new coordinate dataincludes preset initial coordinate data of the target object and presetinitial coordinate data of the interactive object, and an initial valueof the (i−1)th implicit state is the initial implicit state h₀;

determine i-th first new coordinate data of the target object bysampling based on the i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution, and determine i-th second new coordinate data of theinteractive object by sampling based on the i-th second coordinate dataprobability distribution;

incrementing i, and repeating processes of determining the first newcoordinate data and the second new coordinate data, until decoding ends;and

generating the new coordinate sequence of the target object based on allof the first new coordinate data, and generating the new coordinatesequence of the interactive object based on all of the second newcoordinate data.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of determining the i-th coordinate dataprobability distribution includes the computer program causing theprocessor to implements the following steps:

determining parameters (μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)) of thei-th first coordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(s) andparameters (μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k) ^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a)) of the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(a), where the i-thfirst coordinate data probability distribution and the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution are expressed by:

${{p_{i}^{s}\left( {x_{s},y_{s}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{s}{N\left( {x_{s},\left. y_{s} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{s} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{s},\gamma_{i,k}^{s}} \right)}}}},{and}$${{p_{i}^{a}\left( {x_{a},y_{a}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{a}{N\left( {x_{a},\left. y_{a} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{a} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{a},\gamma_{i,k}^{a}} \right)}}}},$

where x_(s), y_(s) represents coordinate values of the first coordinatedata, x_(a), y_(a) represents coordinate values of the second coordinatedata, the function N( ) represents a Gaussian distribution densityfunction, π_(i,k) ^(s), μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, a standard deviationvector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normal distribution of aGaussian mixture model of the i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution of the target object, π_(i,k) ^(a), μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k)^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a) respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, astandard deviation vector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normaldistribution of a Gaussian mixture model of the i-th second coordinatedata probability distribution of the interactive object,

${\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{s}} = {{1\mspace{14mu}{and}\mspace{20mu}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{a}}} = 1.}$

The transceiver 1130 is configured to receive and send data undercontrol of the processor 1120.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a bus architecture isrepresented by a bus 1110. The bus 1110 may include any number ofinterconnected buses and bridges, and the bus 1110 connects circuitry ofone or more processors represented by the processor 1120 and a memoryrepresented by the memory 1150 with each other.

The bus 1110 represents one or more of any one of several types of busstructures, including a memory bus and a memory controller, a peripheralbus, an Accelerate Graphical Port (AGP), a processor, or a local bus ofany bus structure in various bus architectures. By way of example andnot limitation, such architectures include: Industry StandardArchitecture (ISA) bus, Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) bus, ExtendedISA (Enhanced ISA, EISA) bus, Video Electronics Standard Association(VESA) bus, and Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus.

The processor 1120 may be an integrated circuit chip with signalprocessing capabilities. In the implementation process, the steps of theforegoing method embodiments may be implemented by an integrated logiccircuit in the form of hardware in the processor or instructions in theform of software. The above processors include: a general-purposeprocessor, a Central Processing Unit (CPU), a Network Processor (NP), aDigital Signal Processor (DSP), an Application Specific IntegratedCircuit (ASIC), a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), a ComplexProgrammable Logic Device (CPLD), a Programmable Logic Array (PLA), aMicrocontroller Unit (MCU), or other programmable logic devices,discrete gates, transistor logic devices, discrete hardware components,for implementing or executing the methods, steps, and logical blockdiagrams disclosed in the embodiments of the present disclosure. Forexample, the processor may be a single-core processor or a multi-coreprocessor, and the processor may be integrated into a single chip orlocated on multiple different chips.

The processor 1120 may be a microprocessor or any conventionalprocessor. The method steps disclosed in conjunction with theembodiments of the present disclosure may be directly performed by ahardware decoding processor, or may be performed by a combination ofhardware in the decoding processor and software modules. The softwaremodules may be located in a Random Access Memory (RAM), a Flash Memory(Flash Memory), a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Programmable Read OnlyMemory (Programmable ROM, PROM), an erasable and removable Programmingread-only memory (Erasable PROM, EPROM), registers and other readablestorage mediums known in the art. The readable storage medium is locatedin the memory, and the processor reads the information in the memory andimplements the steps of the above method in combination with itshardware.

The bus 1110 may also connect various other circuits such as peripheraldevices, voltage regulators, or power management circuits with eachother. The bus interface 1140 provides an interface between the bus 1110and the transceiver 1130, which are well known in the art. Therefore, itwill not be further described in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure.

The transceiver 1130 may be one element or multiple elements, such asmultiple receivers and transmitters, providing a unit for communicatingwith various other devices on a transmission medium. For example, thetransceiver 1130 receives external data from other devices, and thetransceiver 1130 is configured to send the data processed by theprocessor 1120 to other devices. Depending on the nature of the computersystem, a user interface 1160 may also be provided, which includes, forexample: a touch screen, a physical keyboard, a display, a mouse, aspeaker, a microphone, a trackball, a joystick, and a stylus.

It should be understood that, in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure, the memory 1150 may further include memories set remotelywith respect to the processor 1120, and these remotely set memories maybe connected to the server through a network. One or more parts of theabove network may be an ad hoc network, an intranet, an extranet, aVirtual Private Network (VPN), a Local Area Network (LAN), a WirelessLocal Area Network (WLAN), a Wide Area Network (WAN), a Wireless WideArea Network (WWAN), a Metropolitan Area Network (MAN), the Internet, aPublic Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), a Plain Old Telephone ServiceNetwork (POTS), a Cellular Telephone Network, a wireless network, aWireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) network and a combination of two or more ofthe above networks. For example, the cellular telephone network and thewireless network may be a Global Mobile Communication (GSM) system, aCode Division Multiple Access (CDMA) system, a Global MicrowaveInterconnected Access (WiMAX) system, a General Packet Radio Service(GPRS) system, and a Wideband Code Division Multiple Address (WCDMA)system, a Long Term Evolution (LTE) system, an LTE Frequency DivisionDuplex (FDD) system, an LTE Time Division Duplex (TDD) system, anadvanced long term evolution (LTE-A) system, an Universal MobileTelecommunications (UMTS) system, an Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB)system, a mass Machine Type of Communication (mMTC) system, an ultraReliable Low Latency Communications (uRLLC) system, and the like.

It should be understood that the memory 1150 in the embodiments of thepresent disclosure may be a volatile memory or a non-volatile memory, ormay include both a volatile memory and a non-volatile memory. Thenon-volatile memory includes: a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a ProgrammableRead-Only Memory (Programmable ROM, PROM), an Erasable ProgrammableRead-Only Memory (Erasable PROM, EPROM), an Electronically ErasableProgrammable Read Only Memory (Electrically EPROM, EEPROM) or a FlashMemory (Flash Memory).

The volatile memory includes: a Random Access Memory (RAM), which isused as an external cache. By way of example but not limitation, manyforms of RAM may be used, such as: a Static Random Access Memory (StaticRAM, SRAM), a Dynamic Random Access Memory (Dynamic RAM, DRAM), aSynchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (Synchronous DRAM, SDRAM), aDouble Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (Double DataRate SDRAM, DDRSDRAM), an Enhanced Synchronous Dynamic Random AccessMemory (Enhanced SDRAM, ESDRAM), a Synchronous Linked Dynamic RandomAccess Memory (Synchlink DRAM, SLDRAM), and a direct memory bus randomaccess memory (Direct Rambus RAM, DRRAM). The memory 1150 of theelectronic device described in the embodiments of the present disclosureincludes but is not limited to the above and any other suitable types ofmemories.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the memory 1150 stores thefollowing elements of the operating system 1151 and the application1152: executable modules, data structures, a subset of the executablemodules and the structures, or an extended set of the executable modulesand the structures.

Specifically, the operating system 1151 includes various systemprograms, such as a framework layer, a core library layer, a driverlayer, and the like, for implementing various basic services andprocessing hardware-based tasks. The application 1152 includes variousapplications, such as a Media Player and a Browser, which are used toimplement various application services. The program for implementing themethod of the embodiment of the present disclosure may be included inthe application 1152. The application 1152 include: applets, objects,components, logic, data structures, and other computer system executableinstructions that perform specific tasks or implement specific abstractdata types.

In addition, a computer-readable storage medium on which a computerprogram is stored is further provided according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure. The computer program, when executed by a processor,causes the processes of the method for generating an interactivescenario according the embodiments to be performed, and achieves thesame technical effect, which is not repeated here for the sake ofbrevity.

The computer program, when executed by a processor, implements thefollowing steps:

obtaining a first basic coordinate sequence of a target object and asecond basic coordinate sequence of an interactive object, andperforming encoding processing on the first basic coordinate sequenceand the second basic coordinate sequence to generate an encoded implicitstate;

determining an implicit state probability distribution corresponding tothe encoded implicit state based on the encoded implicit state, anddetermining an initial implicit state by sampling based on the implicitstate probability distribution; and

performing decoding processing on the initial implicit state todetermine a first coordinate sequence probability distribution of thetarget object and a second coordinate sequence probability distributionof the interactive object, determining a new coordinate sequence of thetarget object by sampling based on the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution, and determining a new coordinate sequence ofthe interactive object by sampling based on the second coordinatesequence probability distribution.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of performing encoding processing on thefirst basic coordinate sequence and the second basic coordinate sequenceto generate the encoded implicit state, includes the computer programcausing the processor to implements the following steps:

determining multiple pieces of first coordinate data contained in thefirst basic coordinate sequence, and determining multiple pieces ofsecond coordinate data contained in the second basic coordinatesequence, where the number of pieces of the first coordinate data is thesame as the number of pieces of the second coordinate data; and

generating multiple sets of coordinate data based on the firstcoordinate data and the second coordinate data at same timings,performing encoding processing by sequentially inputting the multiplesets of coordinate data into a trained recurrent neural network, andgenerating the encoded implicit state based on an output of therecurrent neural network.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of performing encoding processing bysequentially inputting the multiple sets of coordinate data into thetrained recurrent neural network, and generating the encoded implicitstate based on the output of the recurrent neural network includes thecomputer program causing the processor to implements the followingsteps:

sequentially inputting the multiple sets of coordinate data into theforward recurrent neural network in a chronological order, andgenerating a forward implicit state based on an output of the forwardrecurrent neural network,

sequentially inputting the multiple sets of coordinate data into thebackward recurrent neural network in a reverse chronological order, andgenerating a backward implicit state based on an output of the backwardrecurrent neural network, and

generating the encoded implicit state by combining the forward implicitstate and the backward implicit state.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of obtaining the first basic coordinatesequence of the target object and the second basic coordinate sequenceof the interactive object includes the computer program causing theprocessor to implements the following steps:

obtaining a first trajectory of the target object within a preset timeperiod, and obtaining a second trajectory of the interactive objectwithin the preset time period, and

respectively sampling the first trajectory and the second trajectory ina same sampling manner to determine multiple pieces of first coordinatedata of multiple position points of the target object and multiplepieces of second coordinate data of multiple position points of theinteractive object, generating the first basic coordinate sequence basedon the multiple pieces of first coordinate data, and generating thesecond basic coordinate sequence based on the multiple pieces of secondcoordinate data.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of determining the implicit stateprobability distribution corresponding to the encoded implicit statebased on the encoded implicit state includes the computer programcausing the processor to implements the following step:

mapping the encoded implicit state into a mean vector μ having a presetdimension and a standard deviation vector σ having the preset dimension,to obtain a multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ), and constraining adistance between the multivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ) and astandard multivariate normal distribution N(0,I) based on KL divergence,where I represents a unit matrix having the preset dimension.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of determining the initial implicit state bysampling based on the implicit state probability distribution includesthe computer program causing the processor to implements the followingstep:

performing random sampling based on the implicit state probabilitydistribution, to obtain an implicit random vector z, and mapping theimplicit random vector z into the initial implicit state h₀ fordecoding.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of performing decoding processing on theinitial implicit state to determine the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution of the target object and the second coordinatesequence probability distribution of the interactive object, determiningthe new coordinate sequence of the target object by sampling based onthe first coordinate sequence probability distribution, and determiningthe new coordinate sequence of the interactive object by sampling basedon the second coordinate sequence probability distribution includes thecomputer program causing the processor to implements the followingsteps:

performing decoding processing on an (i−1)th implicit state based on theimplicit random vector z and (i−1)th new coordinate data to determine ani-th implicit state and an i-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution, where the (i−1)th new coordinate data includes (i−1)th newcoordinate data of the target object and (i−1)th new coordinate data ofthe interactive object, and the i-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution includes an i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution and an i-th second coordinate data probabilitydistribution, an initial value of the (i−1)th new coordinate dataincludes preset initial coordinate data of the target object and presetinitial coordinate data of the interactive object, and an initial valueof the (i−1)th implicit state is the initial implicit state h₀;

determine i-th first new coordinate data of the target object bysampling based on the i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution, and determine i-th second new coordinate data of theinteractive object by sampling based on the i-th second coordinate dataprobability distribution;

incrementing i, and repeating processes of determining the first newcoordinate data and the second new coordinate data, until decoding ends;and

generating the new coordinate sequence of the target object based on allof the first new coordinate data, and generating the new coordinatesequence of the interactive object based on all of the second newcoordinate data.

In an embodiment, the computer program, when executed by the processor1120, implementing the step of determining the i-th coordinate dataprobability distribution includes the computer program causing theprocessor to implements the following steps:

determining parameters (μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)) of thei-th first coordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(s) andparameters (μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k) ^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a)) of the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution p_(i) ^(a), where the i-thfirst coordinate data probability distribution and the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution are expressed by:

${{p_{i}^{s}\left( {x_{s},y_{s}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{s}{N\left( {x_{s},\left. y_{s} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{s} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{s},\gamma_{i,k}^{s}} \right)}}}},{and}$${{p_{i}^{a}\left( {x_{a},y_{a}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{a}{N\left( {x_{a},\left. y_{a} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{a} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{a},\gamma_{i,k}^{a}} \right)}}}},$

where x_(s), y_(s) represents coordinate values of the first coordinatedata, x_(a), y_(a) represents coordinate values of the second coordinatedata, the function N( ) represents a Gaussian distribution densityfunction, π_(i,k) ^(s), μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, a standard deviationvector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normal distribution of aGaussian mixture model of the i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution of the target object, π_(i,k) ^(a), μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k)^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a) respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, astandard deviation vector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normaldistribution of a Gaussian mixture model of the i-th second coordinatedata probability distribution of the interactive object,

${\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{s}} = {{1\mspace{14mu}{and}\mspace{20mu}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{a}}} = 1.}$

The computer-readable storage medium includes: permanent andnon-permanent, removable and non-removable mediums, and is a tangibledevice that is capable of retaining and storing instructions for use byinstruction execution devices. The computer-readable storage mediumincludes: an electronic storage device, a magnetic storage device, anoptical storage device, an electromagnetic storage device, asemiconductor storage device, and any suitable combination of theforegoing. The computer readable storage medium includes: a Phase ChangeMemory (PRAM), a Static Random Access Memory (SRAM), a Dynamic RandomAccess Memory (DRAM), other types of Random Access Memories (RAM), aRead Only Memory (ROM), a Non-Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM), anElectrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM), a flashmemory or another memory technology, a Compact Disc Read-Only Memory(CD-ROM), a Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) or another optical storage, amagnetic cassette storage, a magnetic tape storage or another magneticstorage device, a memory stick, a mechanical coding device (such as apunched card or raised structures in grooves on which instructions arerecorded) or any other non-transmission medium that can be used to storeinformation that may be accessed by computing devices. According to thedefinition in the embodiments of the present disclosure, thecomputer-readable storage medium does not include the temporary signalitself, such as radio waves or other freely propagating electromagneticwaves, electromagnetic waves propagating through waveguides or othertransmission media (such as optical pulses passing through fiber opticcables), or electrical signals transmitted through wires.

In the embodiments according to the present application, it should beunderstood that the disclosed apparatus, electronic device and methodmay be implemented in other ways. For example, the apparatus embodimentsdescribed above are only schematic. For example, the units or modulesare divided based on a logic function thereof, and they may be dividedin another way in practice. For example, multiple units or modules maybe combined or integrated into another system, or some features may beomitted or not performed. In addition, a coupling, a direct coupling ora communication connection between displayed or discussed constitutionalcomponents may be an indirect coupling or a communication connection viasome interfaces, devices or modules, and may be in an electrical form, amechanical form or another form.

The units illustrated as separate components may be or may not beseparated physically, and the component displayed as a unit may be ormay not be a physical unit. That is, the components may be located atthe same place, or may be distributed on multiple network units, andsome of or all of the units can be selected, as required, to solve theproblem solved by the solution according to the embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

In addition, each function unit according to each embodiment of thepresent disclosure may be integrated into one processing unit, or may bea separate unit physically, or two or more units are integrated into oneunit. The integrated unit described above may be realized in a hardwareway, or may be realized by a software function unit.

The integrated unit may be stored in a computer readable storage mediumif the integrated unit is implemented in a software function unit andsold or used as a separate product. Base on such understanding, theessential part of the technical solution of the present application orthe part of the technical solution of the present applicationcontributed to the conventional technology or all of or a part of thetechnical solution may be embodied in a software product way. Thecomputer software product is stored in a storage medium, which includesseveral instructions to make a computer device (may be a personalcomputer, a server, a network device or the like) execute all or a partof steps of the method according to each embodiment of the presentapplication. The storage medium described above includes various mediumslisted above which can store program codes.

Specific embodiments of the present disclosure are disclosed asdescribed above, but the scope of protection of the present disclosureis not limited thereto. Changes and alteration which may be thought inthe technical scope disclosed by the present disclosure by one skilledin the art should fall within the scope of protection of the presentdisclosure. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present disclosureshould be defined by the appended claims.

1. A method for generating an interactive scenario, comprising:obtaining a first basic coordinate sequence of a target object and asecond basic coordinate sequence of an interactive object, andperforming encoding processing on the first basic coordinate sequenceand the second basic coordinate sequence to generate an encoded implicitstate; determining an implicit state probability distributioncorresponding to the encoded implicit state based on the encodedimplicit state, and determining an initial implicit state by samplingbased on the implicit state probability distribution; and performingdecoding processing on the initial implicit state to determine a firstcoordinate sequence probability distribution of the target object and asecond coordinate sequence probability distribution of the interactiveobject, determining a new coordinate sequence of the target object bysampling based on the first coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution, and determining a new coordinate sequence of theinteractive object by sampling based on the second coordinate sequenceprobability distribution.
 2. The method according to claim 1, whereinthe performing encoding processing on the first basic coordinatesequence and the second basic coordinate sequence to generate theencoded implicit state comprises: determining a plurality of pieces offirst coordinate data contained in the first basic coordinate sequence,and determining a plurality of pieces of second coordinate datacontained in the second basic coordinate sequence, wherein the number ofpieces of the first coordinate data is the same as the number of piecesof the second coordinate data; and generating a plurality of sets ofcoordinate data based on the first coordinate data and the secondcoordinate data at same timings, performing encoding processing bysequentially inputting the plurality of sets of coordinate data into atrained recurrent neural network, and generating the encoded implicitstate based on an output of the recurrent neural network.
 3. The methodaccording to claim 2, wherein the recurrent neural network comprises aforward recurrent neural network and a backward recurrent neuralnetwork, and the performing encoding processing by sequentiallyinputting the plurality of sets of coordinate data into the trainedrecurrent neural network, and generating the encoded implicit statebased on the output of the recurrent neural network comprises:sequentially inputting the plurality of sets of coordinate data into theforward recurrent neural network in a chronological order, andgenerating a forward implicit state based on an output of the forwardrecurrent neural network, sequentially inputting the plurality of setsof coordinate data into the backward recurrent neural network in areverse chronological order, and generating a backward implicit statebased on an output of the backward recurrent neural network, andgenerating the encoded implicit state by combining the forward implicitstate and the backward implicit state.
 4. The method according to claim1, wherein the obtaining the first basic coordinate sequence of thetarget object and the second basic coordinate sequence of theinteractive object comprises: obtaining a first trajectory of the targetobject within a preset time period, and obtaining a second trajectory ofthe interactive object within the preset time period, and respectivelysampling the first trajectory and the second trajectory in a samesampling manner to determine a plurality of pieces of first coordinatedata of a plurality of position points of the target object and aplurality of pieces of second coordinate data of a plurality of positionpoints of the interactive object, generating the first basic coordinatesequence based on the plurality of pieces of first coordinate data, andgenerating the second basic coordinate sequence based on the pluralityof pieces of second coordinate data.
 5. The method according to claim 1,wherein the determining the implicit state probability distributioncorresponding to the encoded implicit state based on the encodedimplicit state comprises: mapping the encoded implicit state into a meanvector μ having a preset dimension and a standard deviation vector σhaving the preset dimension, to obtain a multivariate normaldistribution N(μ,σ), and constraining a distance between themultivariate normal distribution N(μ,σ) and a standard multivariatenormal distribution N(0,I) based on KL divergence, wherein I representsa unit matrix having the preset dimension.
 6. The method according toclaim 1, wherein the determining the initial implicit state by samplingbased on the implicit state probability distribution comprises:performing random sampling based on the implicit state probabilitydistribution, to obtain an implicit random vector z, and mapping theimplicit random vector z into the initial implicit state h₀ fordecoding.
 7. The method according to claim 6, wherein the performingdecoding processing on the initial implicit state to determine the firstcoordinate sequence probability distribution of the target object andthe second coordinate sequence probability distribution of theinteractive object, determining the new coordinate sequence of thetarget object by sampling based on the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution, and determining the new coordinate sequence ofthe interactive object by sampling based on the second coordinatesequence probability distribution comprises: performing decodingprocessing on an (i−1)th implicit state based on the implicit randomvector z and (i−1)th new coordinate data to determine an i-th implicitstate and an i-th coordinate data probability distribution, wherein the(i−1)th new coordinate data comprises (i−1)th new coordinate data of thetarget object and (i−1)th new coordinate data of the interactive object,and the i-th coordinate data probability distribution comprises an i-thfirst coordinate data probability distribution and an i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution, an initial value of the(i−1)th new coordinate data comprises preset initial coordinate data ofthe target object and preset initial coordinate data of the interactiveobject, and an initial value of the (i−1)th implicit state is theinitial implicit state h₀; determining i-th first new coordinate data ofthe target object by sampling based on the i-th first coordinate dataprobability distribution, and determining i-th second new coordinatedata of the interactive object by sampling based on the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution; incrementing i, and repeatingprocesses of determining the first new coordinate data and the secondnew coordinate data, until decoding ends; and generating the newcoordinate sequence of the target object based on all of the first newcoordinate data, and generating the new coordinate sequence of theinteractive object based on all of the second new coordinate data. 8.The method according to claim 7, wherein determining the i-th coordinatedata probability distribution comprises: determining parameters (μ_(i,k)^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)) of the i-th first coordinate dataprobability distribution p_(i) ^(s) and parameters (μ_(i,k) ^(a),σ_(i,k) ^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a)) of the i-th second coordinate dataprobability distribution p_(i) ^(a), where the i-th first coordinatedata probability distribution and the i-th second coordinate dataprobability distribution are expressed by:${{p_{i}^{s}\left( {x_{s},y_{s}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{s}{N\left( {x_{s},\left. y_{s} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{s} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{s},\gamma_{i,k}^{s}} \right)}}}},{and}$${{p_{i}^{a}\left( {x_{a},y_{a}} \right)} = {\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}{\pi_{i,k}^{a}{N\left( {x_{a},\left. y_{a} \middle| \mu_{i,k}^{a} \right.,\sigma_{i,k}^{a},\gamma_{i,k}^{a}} \right)}}}},$where x_(s), y_(s) represents coordinate values of the first coordinatedata, x_(a), y_(a) represents coordinate values of the second coordinatedata, the function N( ) represents a Gaussian distribution densityfunction, π_(i,k) ^(s), μ_(i,k) ^(s), σ_(i,k) ^(s), γ_(i,k) ^(s)respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, a standard deviationvector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normal distribution of aGaussian mixture model of the i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution of the target object, π_(i,k) ^(a), μ_(i,k) ^(a), σ_(i,k)^(a), γ_(i,k) ^(a) respectively represent a weight, a mean vector, astandard deviation vector, and a correlation vector of a k-th normaldistribution of a Gaussian mixture model of the i-th second coordinatedata probability distribution of the interactive object,${\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{s}} = {{1\mspace{14mu}{and}\mspace{20mu}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{K}\pi_{i,k}^{a}}} = 1.}$9. An apparatus for generating an interactive scenario, comprising: anencoding module configured to obtain a first basic coordinate sequenceof a target object and a second basic coordinate sequence of aninteractive object, and perform encoding processing on the first basiccoordinate sequence and the second basic coordinate sequence to generatean encoded implicit state; a sampling state module configured todetermine an implicit state probability distribution corresponding tothe encoded implicit state based on the encoded implicit state, anddetermine an initial implicit state by sampling based on the implicitstate probability distribution; and a decoding sampling moduleconfigured to perform decoding processing on the initial implicit stateto determine a first coordinate sequence probability distribution of thetarget object and a second coordinate sequence probability distributionof the interactive object, determine a new coordinate sequence of thetarget object by sampling based on the first coordinate sequenceprobability distribution, and determine a new coordinate sequence of theinteractive object by sampling based on the second coordinate sequenceprobability distribution.
 10. The apparatus according to claim 9,wherein the encoding module being configured to perform encodingprocessing on the first basic coordinate sequence and the second basiccoordinate sequence to generate the encoded implicit state comprises theencoding module being configured to: determine a plurality of pieces offirst coordinate data contained in the first basic coordinate sequence,and determine a plurality of pieces of second coordinate data containedin the second basic coordinate sequence, wherein the number of pieces ofthe first coordinate data is the same as the number of pieces of thesecond coordinate data; and generate a plurality of sets of coordinatedata based on the first coordinate data and the second coordinate dataat same timings, perform encoding processing by sequentially inputtingthe plurality of sets of coordinate data into a trained recurrent neuralnetwork, and generate the encoded implicit state based on an output ofthe recurrent neural network.
 11. The apparatus according to claim 10,wherein the recurrent neural network comprises a forward recurrentneural network and a backward recurrent neural network, and the encodingmodule being configured to perform encoding processing by sequentiallyinputting the plurality of sets of coordinate data into the trainedrecurrent neural network, and generate the encoded implicit state basedon the output of the recurrent neural network comprises the encodingmodule being configured to: sequentially input the plurality of sets ofcoordinate data into the forward recurrent neural network in achronological order, and generate a forward implicit state based on anoutput of the forward recurrent neural network, sequentially input theplurality of sets of coordinate data into the backward recurrent neuralnetwork in a reverse chronological order, and generate a backwardimplicit state based on an output of the backward recurrent neuralnetwork, and generate the encoded implicit state by combining theforward implicit state and the backward implicit state.
 12. Theapparatus according to claim 9, wherein the sampling state module beingconfigured to determine the initial implicit state by sampling based onthe implicit state probability distribution comprises the sampling statemodule being configured to: perform random sampling based on theimplicit state probability distribution, to obtain an implicit randomvector z, and map the implicit random vector z into the initial implicitstate h₀ for decoding.
 13. The apparatus according to claim 12, whereinthe decoding sampling module comprises: a decoding unit configured toperform decoding processing on an (i−1)th implicit state based on theimplicit random vector z and (i−1)th new coordinate data to determine ani-th implicit state and an i-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution, wherein the (i−1)th new coordinate data comprises (i−1)thnew coordinate data of the target object and (i−1)th new coordinate dataof the interactive object, and the i-th coordinate data probabilitydistribution comprises an i-th first coordinate data probabilitydistribution and an i-th second coordinate data probabilitydistribution, an initial value of the (i−1)th new coordinate datacomprises preset initial coordinate data of the target object and presetinitial coordinate data of the interactive object, and an initial valueof the (i−1)th implicit state is the initial implicit state h₀; asampling unit configured to determine i-th first new coordinate data ofthe target object by sampling based on the i-th first coordinate dataprobability distribution, and determine i-th second new coordinate dataof the interactive object by sampling based on the i-th secondcoordinate data probability distribution; a sequence generating unitconfigured to increment i, and repeat processes of determining the firstnew coordinate data and the second new coordinate data, until decodingends, generate the new coordinate sequence of the target object based onall of the first new coordinate data, and generate the new coordinatesequence of the interactive object based on all of the second newcoordinate data.
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 15. A computer-readable storage mediumhaving stored thereon a computer program, wherein the computer program,when executed by a processor, performs: obtaining a first basiccoordinate sequence of a target object and a second basic coordinatesequence of an interactive object, and performing encoding processing onthe first basic coordinate sequence and the second basic coordinatesequence to generate an encoded implicit state; determining an implicitstate probability distribution corresponding to the encoded implicitstate based on the encoded implicit state, and determining an initialimplicit state by sampling based on the implicit state probabilitydistribution; and performing decoding processing on the initial implicitstate to determine a first coordinate sequence probability distributionof the target object and a second coordinate sequence probabilitydistribution of the interactive object, determining a new coordinatesequence of the target object by sampling based on the first coordinatesequence probability distribution, and determining a new coordinatesequence of the interactive object by sampling based on the secondcoordinate sequence probability distribution.